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‘I think this is one to give back to the kids,’ says Dr. Zain Chagla, an infectious diseases physician and medical director of infection control at St
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Seniors advocates and medical professionals are warning we could be on the cusp of another long-term-care catastrophe as COVID-19 cases in Ontario homes hover around similar numbers seen in early April — just two weeks before a massive spike of infections tore through hundreds of facilities.
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Courts martial in limbo as Canada's military justice system faces new challenge
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WASHINGTON—“In February I said ‘This is a serious problem.’ Trump denied it,” Democratic nominee Joe Biden said in a hall in Philadelphia, answering a question about COVID-19. “He missed enormous opportunities, and kept saying things that aren’t true.”
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Hamilton’s SpinCo outbreak is now linked to a second outbreak, says a nearby downtown restaurant.
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The province is considering adding more restrictions for other parts of Ontario, including Hamilton and Halton.
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Premier Ford should keep his promise and shut down Ontario schools. The COVID-19 cases started rising soon after schools reopened for the year.
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Temperatures likely won’t crack 15 C so enjoy a film festival, goat yoga and more.
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Feds fund small nuclear reactor ahead of national strategy to adopt more of them
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Opposition MPs brace for marathon Liberal filibuster over WE documents demand
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An Ontario court has ruled that Toronto breached its obligations under a settlement about physical distancing in its homeless shelters, and must resume weekly reporting about its compliance.
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So here we are in mid-October and nobody’s playing hockey.
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To avoid disaster, Toronto residents must continue doing everything possible to prevent the spread of COVID-19, despite an apparent improvement in some of the city’s pandemic indicators, virus experts say.
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Local YMCA trying to get ahead of the COVID curve, requiring members to mask-up at all times starting Friday
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Independent cinemas sell popcorn, seat naming rights amid shutdown in COVID hot spots
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Nobody cheers for shuttered shops, closing restaurants, boarded-up bars. Nobody is cheering for the economy to crater, for schools to close, for hospitals to be overwhelmed, to be shut in. And people, not even a year into this decade-like pandemic, are tired.
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College and university associations will prepare for a return to sport guidelines for fall 2021 season.
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EDMONTON—The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 stemming from Edmonton’s largest emergency homeless shelter has more than doubled since an outbreak was declared on Sept. 22.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Vulnerable George River caribou herd shows first population gain in over 25 years
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Online hate, racist hiring practices among targets of $15M federal anti-racism funds
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie also moves lower
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Toronto cops ID suspect in 1984 killing of Christine Jessop
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‘We’re trying to do this in the most sensitive manner that we can,’ official says
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Chinese envoy warns Canada against granting asylum to Hong Kong protesters
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Barrick Gold produced 1.16 million ounces of gold in third quarter
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Ontario reports 783 new cases of COVID-19, five new deaths from virus
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If an employee at a store or restaurant you recently visited tests positive for COVID-19, would you want to know? Perhaps. But do you have a right to know?
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Ontario woman charged for violating quarantine rules, returning to work at care home
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No checkpoints for now, but police to increase patrols to counter large gatherings as public health scrambles to limit spread of virus
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CREA reports Canadian home sales set record for September, up 45.6% from last year
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Toronto cops ID suspect in 1984 killing of Christine Jessop
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Govts, companies shifted COVID risk management responsibility to individuals: study
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Feds can use spending power to fight anti-Indigenous racism in health care: Miller
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Police watchdog investigating woman's death following mental health call
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Central banks must have digital currency alternative if Facebook's Libra blocked: BoC
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Canada offers mediation help to NATO in Turkey-Greece Mediterranean sea dispute
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Hamilton public health declared the outbreak on Wednesday, but the information was posted to the city’s website Thursday.
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Gary Smith: The first event, An Evening with Poe, is sponsored by Harbour Estates Winery in Jordan, with selected wines to go with the show’s themes.
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The rush of people looking to secure a flu vaccine for this season has led to long lines and pharmacy appointments booked up for sometimes weeks in advance — but don’t panic, there’s doses to go around.
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Unifor reaches tentative agreement with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
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New Democrats are calling on Premier Doug Ford to stop nursing homes from allowing three or four residents in the same bedroom as COVID-19 takes a deeper hold on the province.
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Ex-Appeal Court justice Harry LaForme wins OK to appear as lawyer in court case
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Supreme Court declines to hear appeal in Aga Khan lobbying case
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'Ghost town' in the PATH as retailers in downtown indoor networks wait out COVID-19
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A student employee who was working on campus Oct. 2 has tested positive. It’s not known how many people may have been exposed.
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Premier Doug Ford may have no choice but to raise taxes next year in order to begin tackling Ontario’s record budget deficit, the province’s fiscal watchdog warns.
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie also moves lower